Wolves sporting director Matt Hobbs has been charged with misconduct after their 2-1 defeat by Man City.
Gary O'Neil's side suffered a heartbreaking loss to City on Sunday, with John Stones scoring a controversial 95th minute winner.
The defender's header had initially been ruled out for offside, before referee Chris Kavanagh decided to award it on review when he ruled that Bernardo Silva was not impeding Jose Sa.
Wolves' anger didn't stop there, with Hobbs having subsequently landed himself in hot water for 'allegedly acting in an improper manner and/or using abusive words towards the match official/s'.
It had initially been ruled out for offside, before Chris Kavanagh changed his mind on review
An FA statement read: 'Wolverhampton Wanderers' Sporting Director (Matt Hobbs) has been charged with misconduct following their Premier League match against Manchester City on Sunday, 20 October.
'Matt Hobbs allegedly acted in an improper manner and/or used abusive words towards the match official/s around the tunnel area after the final whistle. He has until Monday, 28 October, to respond.'
This is not the first time that Hobbs, who has been Wolves' sporting director since November 2022 after joining the club in 2015, has found himself in trouble with the FA.
It came after Newcastle were awarded a contentious penalty when Hwang Hee-chan was adjudged to have fouled Newcastle's Fabian Schar, with Callum Wilson scoring the spot kick.
Taylor had alleged that Hobbs walked past him as he was heading back into the tunnel before he said: 'Absolutely f****** useless as usual.'
Taylor had subsequently told Hobbs his attitude was unacceptable, with Hobbs then biting back.
Taylor and his assistants Adam Nunn and Gary Beswick alleged the Wolves chief then said: 'We look forward to your apology again.'
Hobbs was subsequently charged with misconduct and handed a £4,000 fine on top of the suspension.
Wolves, who remain winless in the Premier League this season, are back in action on Saturday when they travel to Brighton.